Short Offered Poems

Short Offered Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Offered by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Offered by length and keyword.


Destiny

To you I gave the true me
I believed you were my destiny
To you I offered my very best
I believed you were my patience test


Premium Member Prayer of a Proud Heart

A prayer offered by a proud heart barely could be heard in heaven! 








© Demetrios Trifiatis
      11 March 2023
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Mums the Word

I’m the lady with a big bum
A man offered quite a sum
Of money to play 
With my bum he’d pay
Until I reached out to his mum
Form: Limerick

Ibiza Fruit

The hotel in Ibiza offered fruit, 
For starters and for dessert,
So I had it both times each day, 
And never did then revert.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Thought of the day

freedom through renunciation 
if be our playful flirtation
we can then embrace and release
each thought and offered sensation
Form: Rubaiyat


Premium Member Zen mode

resting mind that weighs and sizes
at source wherefrom bliss arises
we rest as presence self-aware
imbibing offered surprises
Form: Rubaiyat

No Quarter

You said I wasn't worth a plug nickel 
But you offered a penny for my thoughts, 
So I gave you my two cents 
And turned on a dime
Form: Grook

Premium Member Day

Day: a divine gift 

Offered by our Lord Himself,

Unfolding magic! 






© Demetrios Trifiatis
    19 November 2019
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Same Value

Same Value


Truth and gold retain the same
Value,
Regardless if they are offered by a king
Or by a beggar!


©Demetrios Trifiatis
Form: Epigram

Bringing the Curtain Down

I offered you everything;
you took it all

Leaving me nothing
—no last curtain call

(Villanova Pennsylvania: February, 2020)
Form: Rhyme

The Lion of Judah

A priest on top of Mount Zion 
Offered a prayer to Orion
The scripture quoted
On the air floated
So lunch was fresh for the lion
Form: Limerick

Good For Soup

Look at bulls
in blue suits
well fed, swollen
from the humus
of peasant labor
Good soup
they would be
if offered
for cocktails

The Cross

He split the veil…He pardoned me.
Forgave my debt…Set me free.
Now He’s my priest…He offered for me
A one-time sacrifice…at Calvary.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Thought of the Day

accepting intermediate awakenings
be mindful lest pride arise
neither seeking nor anticipating outcomes
embrace each offered surprise
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member STIL LINE

stones hold heat, even after dusk~ simple proof that some things keep what the day once offered, without saying so
Form: Other

Premium Member Demigod

You offered me your undying love my darling and I felt raised to demigod status!






© Demetrios Trifiatis
     30 October 2016
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Heavenly Love

She asked for nothing 

He offered her everything
 
Love made in heaven!







(c) Demetrios Trifiatis
     22 November 2016
Form: Haiku

On a Clear Day

On a clear day I sit in the park
taking in the sun’s light
sitting until dark
visions offered, a true delight
fill my dreams at night.

Miss Translation 2

i offered her 
as an offering
my special
homemade
marinara
sauce

she said she'd
gladly eat
my noodle
i said honey
i said
penne
Form:

Offered Money and No Any Fees

Offered money and no any fees,
 Plus a profitable, tempting term!
 They are scammers, be a stern,
 Banks never did the things like this.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Unaware

Tom wished he had been more aware
Of the opportunities offered out there
He was quiet and shy
Now realises why
He was too reserved to dare
Form: Limerick

Blindsided

Lived a sly lady of Mozambique
who seductivly offered a peek.
Men paid her a buck
but were out of luck.
What they saw was totally oblique.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Take Your Ideas and Go Home

They were diabolically opposed to everything I offered
I decided to take my ideas and go home
One of my best ideas and
Easiest to implement

Premium Member The Art of Peace

peace is a dove, a branch, a bridge, an offered hand, a shared land


7/08/22

The Art of Peace contest
Sponsor: John Lawless
4th Place
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Last Cigarette

He stood before the firing squad and was offered one last cigarette.
"No thanks," the soon to be executed replied, "I've been trying to quit."
Form: Rhyme

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